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For those of us shareholders who have been here for years, a delayed RNS has often resulted in a bad news RNS...at least to my recollection. Hopefully all will be good this time around...but it is understandable that anxiety and edginess exists with a few of us LONG term holders who have lived through the history of TXP

GLTA

The day has finally arrived. Time for TXP to pull the plugs out of its ass...Oops, I meant the ground!

The wait is over, let's get this show on the road.

GTAL of us.

Can someone kindly post a summary of today's presentation...including Q and A high lights...as I am unable to tune in.

Would be nice if this rise is due to positive results on going at Royston as this is the wild card which could go either way.

Good results there plus Cascadura coming on line soon could make for a heck of a July...fingers crossed and GTLA of us who have been waiting for what seems like an eternity for this point in time to arrive.

Hi Scott, I think you meant to say...ramping up to 200 mcf by end of 2024, just to clarify.

TXP up 8c today, 7%...also good volume in the final hour. Closed at $1.18

A very enlightening interview with XM...well worth a look IMO.

Their target price of 2.15 is essentially a triple from current level.

IMHO this may be a good entry level for new investors as Cascadura production comes on line in the coming months which will be a game changer for TXP.

Sp inching higher again today...closed at $1.14...up 6 cents.

Not many sellers around...like the trend.

Or perhaps they know that there is a positive RNS coming on Royston. It has been SO long since we had something positive on the exploration front that it would feel surreal at this point.

And as I recall...the best quality light sweet oil was found in the deepest part of the well...so am optimistic about the Royston ST. PB mentioned that they would be using approx 7000 feet of the original well thus shortening the overall drill time and getting the results that much quicker.

Happy New Year to all...looking forward to a year where things start to happen.

have been meaning to join Discord but have not got around to it yet and would like to join now.
Can MJ or someone please post an invite...thanks

Given how stead fast they were about no placement...Mgmt should commit to buying thee shares back over time when cash flow allows...would be the right thing to do IMHO

They have now added more eggs to the Royston basket...hope it works out or the SP will get slammed big time as I assume Royston ST will happen before Casca is up and running.

I use to look forward to these presentations but wearing thin at this stage...prefer results and timely communication to shareholders instead of presentations.

I agree that the tide has turned for TXP. Those investors who sold, understandably, out of frustration over the repeated delays should take a second look IMHO as this story is about to get exciting again. The stock remains a bargain at these levels ahead of EIA approval which could come at any time.

Thanks for the link HS...an article with a positive tone IMO...good comments by XM reminding everyone that it is the largest on shore gas field ever found.
Given recent episodes of vandalism, hope they have around the clock security at the facility where this pricey equipment is being stored

I think Minister Young plays a key role here in bringing the EIA approval to a resolution asap.
Failing to do so flies in the face of his pro energy development message for TNT . Allowing this to drag on will only deter any further investment in the country. IMHO

Paul has said they will be preserving cash until after Coho and Cascadura are on line.
So does that mean no further exploration this year if we don't receive EIA approval until later or end of year?

What a depressing story...and concerning on many fronts if it continues IMO

If there is news Friday the SP action the last few days suggests bad news IMHO

Not sure which would be worse...further delays to hook up, or hooked up but flowing at less than anticipated.
The market will have a negative view either way.